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We represented Mustamäe Spa during the expansion of its ownership. Since 27 September, a 50% stake in Mustamäe Spa has been held by OT Service, a company owned by the successful racing driver Ott Tänak and his wife Jaanika Tänak. The management rights will remain with the current sole owner, Andres Tiik. OÜ Mustamäe Spa […]
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Deals & Cases / Jane Eespõld, Kamilla Alma Vilderson, Kätlin Krisak, Paul Künnap, Pirkko-Liis Harkmaa, Hetti Lump-Kivisaari, Krista Ševerev, Liisa Maria Kuuskmaa, Olivia Kranich, Robin Sarapuu, Robin Teever, Vladislav Leiri, Kadri Puu, Karl Oskar Pungas
We advised the Finnish fintech company Sortter Oy’s Estonian arm, Sortter OÜ, on obtaining a credit intermediary licence in Estonia. Establishing Estonian arm By establishing and licensing its Estonian subsidiary, Sortter extends its well-established loan comparison services to the Estonian market through its local website, sortter.ee. Sortter’s expansion into Estonia is driven by a commitment […]
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We advise the German artificial intelligence defence technology company Helsing on establishing its Estonian subsidiary and investments in Estonia. As part of its expansion, Helsing will invest EUR 70 million in its Estonian branch over the next three years. Investments strengthen Estonia’s defence capability and the economy According to Helsing, establishing the company Helsing Estonia […]
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We advised Baltic Workboats, an Estonian shipbuilding company, with regard to the consortium of 23 industry members led by the client that is developing a modular and semi-autonomous surface vessel platform with a remote control system to be used by European navies. The consortium won funding of EUR 65 million from the European Defence Fund […]
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We advised shareholders of Stebby on the sale of Stebby’s majority shareholding to French rewards and benefits leader Up Group. As part of the transaction, the previous majority owner of Stebby, Livonia Partners, has exited. The management team will continue to run the company together with the new partner, enabling it to expand its presence […]
